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12 Tips for Writing Abstracts the Review Committee Will Love
Jun 03 2021
Writing an abstract can be a daunting task, especially if you’ve never submitted one before! That’s why we’ve created this list of tips and tricks you can us...
Working Through Change: Quality Assurance Insight on Change Orders and Life
Aug 04 2020
Today’s blog is written by guest blogger, Erin Schuster, Quality Specialist at Promega. Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with permission. Change is not easy...
How To Reopen Your Lab With Sustainability In Mind
Jul 27 2020
Today’s blog is written by Jordan Villanueva, a Senior Science Writer at Promega. Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with permission. If you’re preparing to...
How to Start Writing a Scientific Manuscript
Jun 22 2020
Today’s blog is adapted from a presentation by Danette Daniels, PhD, in our webinar “Writing About Science: Tips and Tricks for Communicating Your Research.” Reposted fr...
Working from Home: Finding Productivity in this New Normal
Jun 15 2020
Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with permission. During this time of adjusting to a new normal, one of the most difficult things that I have had to get used ...
PhDs: From Distressing to De-Stressing
Dec 05 2019
When I searched for the origin of the word “stress”, I found that it is partially taken from an old French word “estresse”, that is narrowness and oppression. If I add...
What Advice Do You Have For Those Just Starting Out in Forensics?
Oct 24 2019
Maybe you’ve just graduated and are looking for your first job in forensics, or maybe you’re just starting work as an analyst. Either way, trying to find your footing can ...
Shifting Lab Culture HPO Style: An Interview with Ross Capps
Feb 28 2019
Each year, Promega hosts workshops across the United States called Tech Tours, where speakers from various labs and organizations in the forensic community are brought in to d...
Preparing for Expert Witness Testimony on Probabilistic Genotyping
Feb 26 2019
With approximately half the forensic laboratories in the United States either using a probabilistic genotyping system or in some stage of implementation, cases processed usin...